Council of Ontario Construction Association (COCA) Newsletters
The Council of Ontario Construction Associations (COCA) goals are to:
- Provide high quality service and information to members, government and the public.
- Create the regulatory environment our industry needs.
- Achieve significant regulatory changes on issues affecting the performance of the construction industry.
COCA's activities and achievements at Queen's Park affect you. By maintaining an open dialogue with the Ontario Government and its agencies, we are an ideal forum to drive issues with the provincial government.
COCA Newsletter September 2011
COCA Newsletter August 2011
COCA Newsletter July 2011
Inside the July Newsletter:
- Minister of Labour Addresses Industry on Bill 160
- Bill 160 Amended and Ordered for Third Reading
- College of Trades Update
- MOL Recruiting Chief Prevention Officer
- MOL Blitzes: Are you ready?
- IHSA Reverts to Print
- No Construction Fatalities in April
- Ontario leads growth in March building permit values
COCA Newsletter June, 2011
Inside the June Newsletter:
COCA's 2nd Annual Welcome to Construction Season Reception Doesn't Disappoint
COCA Holds First Ever Election Readiness Session
WSIB Q4 financials offer mixed results; benefit costs down, but UFL growth continues
Ontario Leads April Building Permit Decline
College of Trades Update
WSIB Funding Review Update
Resignations Put 17 Ridings in Play
COCA Board confirms priorities
Survey Says
COCA's 2nd Annual Welcome to Construction Season Reception Doesn't Disappoint
COCA Newsletter, March 2011
Inside the March Newsletter:
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Link2Build - Canada's national plansroom service
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COCA's 2011/2012 Board of Directors
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COCA is pleased to welcome the Ontario Masonry Contractors' Association
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WSIB Funding Review Update
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Tim Hudak's Toronto Dinner April 13, 2011
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Provincial Election Awareness Presentation
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COCA members "troop the colours" for ICI industry at Liberal's Heritage Dinner
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If it's March, then it must be budget season
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Implementation of the Dean Report
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COCA's 2011/12 Executive Committee
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COCA 2011 AGM Awards Presentation
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Ontario's New Not-for-Profit Corporations Act
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IHSA Update
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OCS State of the Industry & Outlook Conference
COCA Newsletter, February 2011
Inside the February Newsletter:
- Implementation of the Dean Report
- Mattina Appointed to Interim Prevention Council
- WSIB Funding Review Update
- WSIB launches e-Clearance Certificate System
- Government to integrate Infrastructure Ontario of Ontario Realty Corporation
- Minister Hints About Infrastructure Plan
- Provincial Election
- COCA's Policy Approval Process
- Be Sure to Attend the COCA AGM
COCA Newsletter, January 2011
Inside the January Newsletter:
- Review Chair Attends COCA Committee Meeting
- WSIB Q3 report offers some good news
- "WSIB Funding" Bill 135passed into law
- Need for Safer Workplaces
- Economists Confounded by Pollsters Findings
- Online one stop guide to government programs for business
- Fall 2010 Building Permits Continue Lower
COCA Newsletter, January 2011
Inside the January Newsletter:
- Review Chair Attends COCA Committee Meeting
- WSIB Q3 report offers some good news
- "WSIB Funding" Bill 135passed into law
- Need for Safer Workplaces
- Economists Confounded by Pollsters Findings
- Online one stop guide to government programs for business
- Fall 2010 Building Permits Continue Lower
COCA Newsletter, December 2010
Inside the December Newsletter:
- WSIB President Meets With COCA Board
- Minister Accepts Dean Report
- Lien Act Committee Reconvenes in Response to Attorney General Consultation
- Threat to quarter of federal stimulus projects spurs Ottawa to extend its infrastructure stimulus deadline to October 31, 2010
- Provincial Auditor Takes Wait & See Approach to WSIB
- COCA Re-launches WSIB-OH&S Committee
- Partnerships and Coalitions
- Association Musings
COCA Newsletter, November 2010
COCA Newsletter, October 2010
COCA Newsletter, September 2010
COCA Newsletter, August 2010
COCA Newsletter, July 2010
COCA Newsletter, June 2010
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